so...is it bitmain.com INSTEAD of bitmaintech.com now?
bitmaintech.com check says that site is down for more than a week.
in addition enshop.bitmain.com/product.htm is not working either (at least right now) for me as well as for the checking website.
Topic: Bitmain's Released Antminer S9, World's First 16nm Miner Ready to Order - page 237. (Read 531168 times)
September 25, 2016, 02:43:06 PM
September 24, 2016, 07:18:50 PM
So this is the reason why people are buying BeagoBone controllers all of a sudden
I have come up with a mod due to my 1 board controller dying on the august batch 9 .
It involves the older controller board .
So I have ordered 2 sets of older controller boards and some fans direct from bitmainwarranty.
I was also emailed about the batch 9 control board death by Yoshi I think he will send me a new 1 board syle for it.
I own 5 s9's and buysolar has a sixth.
4 of these have been perfect since June.
the batch 9 is a pig . 1 bad hash board and now 1 bad controler.
one batch 1 had the bad hash board.
So I will photo the dead control board to show Yoshi.
I will keep the parts I ordered to try my mod idea out. If I can build it I think people would like it.
September 24, 2016, 04:54:28 PM
So this is the reason why people are buying BeagoBone controllers all of a sudden
September 24, 2016, 04:53:05 PM
Hi guys,
question, perhaps more for programmers and all who went further in depth sw Antmineru S1. But I was wondering this for Antminery S3-S9.
It would be possible to reduce the maximum temperature set by the manufacturer at 80 degrees C?
In S3 and above this temperature limitation can be switched off only. But I needed it must reduce to 60 - 70 degrees C. In order not to overload.
Then I could turn off the fan and it would be quiet :-)
I have proved that S1 has cooled to 80 degrees C, it automatically goes again.
Then it would work as a thermostat. Yes, the production would be lower. But mostly silence. In the winter, it would be ideal for heating :-)
question, perhaps more for programmers and all who went further in depth sw Antmineru S1. But I was wondering this for Antminery S3-S9.
It would be possible to reduce the maximum temperature set by the manufacturer at 80 degrees C?
In S3 and above this temperature limitation can be switched off only. But I needed it must reduce to 60 - 70 degrees C. In order not to overload.
Then I could turn off the fan and it would be quiet :-)
I have proved that S1 has cooled to 80 degrees C, it automatically goes again.
Then it would work as a thermostat. Yes, the production would be lower. But mostly silence. In the winter, it would be ideal for heating :-)
September 24, 2016, 02:39:58 PM
If I am not mistaken it looks like what you got there was the beaglebone and you need the I/O board to go with it.
I thought I saw somewhere that someone had said the newer S9's did not use the beaglebone any longer.
I thought I saw somewhere that someone had said the newer S9's did not use the beaglebone any longer.
there are two styles of controller:
bitmainwarranty has second model which is a slotless sdcard all in one board.
it can be pulled if dead.
and you can use the first controller for batch one is two piece sdcard slotted and will run my newer boards.
I have used the two piece unit to run the batch nine boards.
my error was cause by a lack of photos on their website.
But not to worry I have come up with an idea to mod the s9.
I will be waiting for new parts and replace the dead 1 card board with a 2 piece older board.
September 24, 2016, 02:05:32 PM
If I am not mistaken it looks like what you got there was the beaglebone and you need the I/O board to go with it.
I thought I saw somewhere that someone had said the newer S9's did not use the beaglebone any longer.
I thought I saw somewhere that someone had said the newer S9's did not use the beaglebone any longer.
September 24, 2016, 09:09:11 AM
I got this part today
https://bitmainwarranty.com/shop/products/us/s9-control-pcb-c5/
and it appears to be wrong, but I will check as to my error.
A photo would have helped I thought I was getting everything I needed and just drop it in.
I will post clear photos in a bit.
I need both pieces
https://bitmainwarranty.com/shop/products/us/s9-io-pcb-no-network-port/
https://bitmainwarranty.com/shop/products/us/s9-control-pcb-c5/
as a preemptive strike I am ordering:
Order Details
Product-------------------------------------- Total
S9 I/O PCB (NO Network Port) × 2------- $40.00
S9 Control PCB C5 × 1------------------ $98.00
Fan for Antminer S3, S5, S5+, S7, S9 × 2 $49.98
Subtotal:---------------------------------- $187.98
Shipping: $22.85 via Product Shipping
Did Not Qualified for Cash/BTC Discount: $10.54
Payment Method: PayPal
Total:--------------------------------------- $221.37
This will give me spare parts. I also now have an idea or two on modding the two units off warranty.
I will show mods for off warranty gear.
here is a full working batch 1 controller photo it has two parts. next to it is what I ordered it is one of the two parts
https://bitmainwarranty.com/shop/products/us/s9-control-pcb-c5/
and it appears to be wrong, but I will check as to my error.
A photo would have helped I thought I was getting everything I needed and just drop it in.
I will post clear photos in a bit.
I need both pieces
https://bitmainwarranty.com/shop/products/us/s9-io-pcb-no-network-port/
https://bitmainwarranty.com/shop/products/us/s9-control-pcb-c5/
as a preemptive strike I am ordering:
Order Details
Product-------------------------------------- Total
S9 I/O PCB (NO Network Port) × 2------- $40.00
S9 Control PCB C5 × 1------------------ $98.00
Fan for Antminer S3, S5, S5+, S7, S9 × 2 $49.98
Subtotal:---------------------------------- $187.98
Shipping: $22.85 via Product Shipping
Did Not Qualified for Cash/BTC Discount: $10.54
Payment Method: PayPal
Total:--------------------------------------- $221.37
This will give me spare parts. I also now have an idea or two on modding the two units off warranty.
I will show mods for off warranty gear.
here is a full working batch 1 controller photo it has two parts. next to it is what I ordered it is one of the two parts
September 24, 2016, 06:59:44 AM
My board has been replaced and is on its way back.
Reported to bitmain August 26th
Approved for return by bitmain August 28th
Shipped to bitmain on 7th Sept arrived 17th Sept
Shipped out from bitmain 23rd Sept
Loss of hashing power 4TH (aprox)
Total time to fix: 4 Weeks (so far)
Reported to bitmain August 26th
Approved for return by bitmain August 28th
Shipped to bitmain on 7th Sept arrived 17th Sept
Shipped out from bitmain 23rd Sept
Loss of hashing power 4TH (aprox)
Total time to fix: 4 Weeks (so far)
September 23, 2016, 04:21:51 PM
Are people seeing any board revisions in newer batches to address any of the stability issues?
My batch 9-10 was a revised unit the boards and the controller are different.
one board died and the controller died. I was looking to spend for 3 s9's one in mid August one in early sept one in late sept. the mid august unit has been really bad, So I have stopped buying s9s for now I expanded the gpu-eth angle instead.
I had a S9 B3 have 2 Hashboards just disappear from the control panel. I sent them to Denver to be repaired and they are on their way back right now. I sent them to them on the 17th and now the 23rd being shipped. 6 day turnaround is pretty good to me!
By the way, I am building my first eth machine right now. Phil, send me your link of wisdom on eth machines.
September 23, 2016, 04:06:10 PM
Are people seeing any board revisions in newer batches to address any of the stability issues?
My batch 9-10 was a revised unit the boards and the controller are different.
one board died and the controller died. I was looking to spend for 3 s9's one in mid August one in early sept one in late sept. the mid august unit has been really bad, So I have stopped buying s9s for now I expanded the gpu-eth angle instead.
September 23, 2016, 03:53:30 PM
Are people seeing any board revisions in newer batches to address any of the stability issues?
September 23, 2016, 02:21:07 PM
Decided to take the plunge and order a brand new S9 today and its starting to look like a dud,
Pulled a working PSU from a S7 I had running and plugged it all in, it powered up with fans at full speed, none of the hash boards have lit up and its not coming up on the network.
Does anyone have any idea of a fix or am I going to have to try through Bitmain?
Regards
Alex
Try the reset function by putting a paperclip in the little pin hole. That can help and im sure bitmain will ask you to try it.Pulled a working PSU from a S7 I had running and plugged it all in, it powered up with fans at full speed, none of the hash boards have lit up and its not coming up on the network.
Does anyone have any idea of a fix or am I going to have to try through Bitmain?
Regards
Alex
Remember each time you push the rest button hold it in 10 seconds. The red light next to the reset should start blinking. Leave miner running for at least 5 min to allow the reset firmware to be loaded and start running.
Thank you everyone for the swift responses,
After about 4-5 power cycles and the miner each time presenting a different fault condition it finally booted into life.
Have been watching it carefully I must say, there is far more nail biting involved in keeping a S9 running than any other miner
Regards
September 22, 2016, 11:06:52 AM
I woke up this morning to hash rate alert emails. Two blades in one of my S9s had fallen over with all x's.
When I looked at the proxy data I noticed that the hash rate drop correlated with a failover from Kano (the main pool which had a brief reset last night) to Zpool. I've seen this problem before with Zpool, but I thought I worked around it by specifying the starting difficulty.
Anyway, after a soft reset both blades came up. I also dropped the frequency a bit for good measure. The temps on one board (not the one that failed over) have been creeping up anyway with no changes at the data center.
I've also removed Zpool as a failover pool. Been burned by this problem too many times now.
Here's hoping that this was just a software issue and not an impending hardware failure...
When I looked at the proxy data I noticed that the hash rate drop correlated with a failover from Kano (the main pool which had a brief reset last night) to Zpool. I've seen this problem before with Zpool, but I thought I worked around it by specifying the starting difficulty.
Anyway, after a soft reset both blades came up. I also dropped the frequency a bit for good measure. The temps on one board (not the one that failed over) have been creeping up anyway with no changes at the data center.
I've also removed Zpool as a failover pool. Been burned by this problem too many times now.
Here's hoping that this was just a software issue and not an impending hardware failure...
September 21, 2016, 07:49:05 PM
Decided to take the plunge and order a brand new S9 today and its starting to look like a dud,
Pulled a working PSU from a S7 I had running and plugged it all in, it powered up with fans at full speed, none of the hash boards have lit up and its not coming up on the network.
Does anyone have any idea of a fix or am I going to have to try through Bitmain?
Regards
Alex
Try the reset function by putting a paperclip in the little pin hole. That can help and im sure bitmain will ask you to try it.Pulled a working PSU from a S7 I had running and plugged it all in, it powered up with fans at full speed, none of the hash boards have lit up and its not coming up on the network.
Does anyone have any idea of a fix or am I going to have to try through Bitmain?
Regards
Alex
Remember each time you push the rest button hold it in 10 seconds. The red light next to the reset should start blinking. Leave miner running for at least 5 min to allow the reset firmware to be loaded and start running.
September 21, 2016, 07:38:29 PM
Decided to take the plunge and order a brand new S9 today and its starting to look like a dud,
Pulled a working PSU from a S7 I had running and plugged it all in, it powered up with fans at full speed, none of the hash boards have lit up and its not coming up on the network.
Does anyone have any idea of a fix or am I going to have to try through Bitmain?
Regards
Alex
Pulled a working PSU from a S7 I had running and plugged it all in, it powered up with fans at full speed, none of the hash boards have lit up and its not coming up on the network.
Does anyone have any idea of a fix or am I going to have to try through Bitmain?
Regards
Alex
Try the reset function by putting a paperclip in the little pin hole. That can help and im sure bitmain will ask you to try it.
September 21, 2016, 03:13:37 PM
Decided to take the plunge and order a brand new S9 today and its starting to look like a dud,
Pulled a working PSU from a S7 I had running and plugged it all in, it powered up with fans at full speed, none of the hash boards have lit up and its not coming up on the network.
Does anyone have any idea of a fix or am I going to have to try through Bitmain?
Regards
Alex
Pulled a working PSU from a S7 I had running and plugged it all in, it powered up with fans at full speed, none of the hash boards have lit up and its not coming up on the network.
Does anyone have any idea of a fix or am I going to have to try through Bitmain?
Regards
Alex
September 21, 2016, 01:46:36 PM
I have also a defect S9 bb-Board ant not able to create or edit a repair ticket.
Where can I doit, buy it?
Support, after sales repair Create Repair Tickets orWhere can I doit, buy it?
Service Guide and link Create a repair ticket now? https://shop.bitmain.com/user/myTickets.htm
September 21, 2016, 01:35:07 PM
I have also a defect S9 bb-Board ant not able to create or edit a repair ticket.
Where can I doit, buy it?
Where can I doit, buy it?
Support, after sales repair Create Repair Tickets or
Service Guide and link Create a repair ticket now? https://shop.bitmain.com/user/myTickets.htm
September 21, 2016, 12:26:17 PM
I have also a defect S9 bb-Board ant not able to create or edit a repair ticket.
Where can I doit, buy it?
Where can I doit, buy it?
September 21, 2016, 12:03:03 PM
@tntdgcr,
Thanks for the mention. Also, Antminer PSU series repair will start soon on full-service. At the moment, techs' time are allocated to hash PCB repair as priority but soon will intake APW3, APW3+ and APW5 repair. If you purchased PSU from bitmainwarranty.com it will be a slightly more but all first 12-month replacement be provided within USA, Russia, Ukraine, Venezuela and limited area in EU region.
Spending $75-$100 on $120 item to receive replacement can be a bit pricy, so now plenty of PSU and parts are in stock to service larger farms as well. Excuse our little markup on items but we can't be straw importing goods and sadly American Staffs can't be hired as volunteers.
If you have a dead PSU and not water damaged, please send us a message and will look into it on case by case for the moment. PSU, regardless of where you purchase it, PLEASE KEEP the original packaging box. It help protect sending the PSU back for repair/replacement.
Thanks for the mention. Also, Antminer PSU series repair will start soon on full-service. At the moment, techs' time are allocated to hash PCB repair as priority but soon will intake APW3, APW3+ and APW5 repair. If you purchased PSU from bitmainwarranty.com it will be a slightly more but all first 12-month replacement be provided within USA, Russia, Ukraine, Venezuela and limited area in EU region.
Spending $75-$100 on $120 item to receive replacement can be a bit pricy, so now plenty of PSU and parts are in stock to service larger farms as well. Excuse our little markup on items but we can't be straw importing goods and sadly American Staffs can't be hired as volunteers.
If you have a dead PSU and not water damaged, please send us a message and will look into it on case by case for the moment. PSU, regardless of where you purchase it, PLEASE KEEP the original packaging box. It help protect sending the PSU back for repair/replacement.
i sent psu for repair warranty to bitmain HK but i received psu which has been replaced with used one??, and when i power up, the miner wont hashing..why?? repair/replacement? u make me laugh bitmain. Repair = 0, replace = yes with crap psu.
i bought new one and works ok..so it seems to claim a warranty for psu just a wasting time and money (i posted back and paid import duty cost almost $100).....
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